Miami Reveals Starters For Ball Teachers Game
Miami coach Chester Plittner announced the starting lineup with Ott and Corry ends, Kerekes and Strobe l tackles, Horn and G Niemi guards, Vaccariello center, Smith quarterback, Cartwright and Clinger halfbacks, Stryker back. Leonard Bertig is out with an injury. Kerekes is a former Elyria High School star.
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Oxford
Chester Plttser
Miami
Ott
Corry
Kerekes
Strobel
Horn
G. Niemi
Vaccariello
Smith
Cartwright
Clinger
Stryker
Leonard Bertig
Elyria High School
Upstate
H. H
Curly” Stiffler
Red Caps to close season with Old Timers clash
Wakeman Red Caps set to host the Old Timers Sunday afternoon in the season closer. The contest features Dode Punskert and other ex pros from Philadelphia Toledo and Cleveland, as the team enters 1931 with a 17-9 record and Berea vs Case in Cleveland looms.
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Red Caps
Wakeman
Dode
Punskert
Philadelphia Nationals
Planero
Pierre
Toledo
Shorty Pay
Carl Bement
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland Indians
Capital Outlook Not Very Bright
Capital University faces Urbana Junior College in Columbus as coach Bill Bernlohr reshuffles positions early in practice. The team lacks a consistent passer and backfield cohesion, while the line shows strength with several players shifted to quarterback and halfback roles and veteran Warnke expected to snap.
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Columbus
Pl— Capital University
Urbana Junior College
Bill Bernlohr
Capital
Kleima
Tandrum
Bernard Belk
Bolts
Schmidt
Warnke
Calus
Hole's grid selections for Wooster district games
Det 2 coach F M Moge Hole lists twelve winners and two upsets for the week with close starts. Ohio State over Cincinnati, Northwestern over Nebraska, Wittenberg over John Carroll, Purdue over Western Reserve, Case over Baldwin Wallace, Capital over Urbana, Muskingum over Findlay, Ohio Wesleyan over Heidelberg, Ohio State over Butler, Xavier over Kenyon, Marietta over Rio Grande, Oberlin over Kent State, Otterbein over Hiram, Miami over Muncie Teachers, Lienison over Hillsdale, Ohio State over Butler, and a set including Kenyon Kent State Hiram Ohio Northern.
Unclear Collegiate Team Names Across States
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous college affiliations and locations. Names appear garbled with several misspellings and nonstandard pairings such as Ohio Northern Bluffton and Michigan State Cornell Col ene Minnesota and Indiana Notre Mame. Overall coherence and accuracy are compromised.
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Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Carnecle
Yech
Washington
Darvard Fom Bates
Alinda
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Town
Michigan
Yeatlandic
Michigan State
Cornell Colene
Minnesota
Oklahoma Agglex
Princeton
Amherst
Army
Navy
Wim and Mary
Wisconsin
SN Palsota
Yale
Vairne N.Y
Roughnecks Seek Grid Games In Lorain County
The Elyria Roughnecks 0 90 pound team seeks opponents in its class and will open the season at Cascade Park tomorrow against the Ex-Hi Midgets. Local players listed report at 8 30 with several Bedocs Kasper Kershaw Hurd and others.
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Roughnecks
Elyria
Pennzoils Set to Face Detroit Professionals in Cleveland
The Pennzoils meet the Detroit Professionals, Michigan champions the past three seasons, next Wednesday at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland GA. The game starts at 3 15 p m. Howard Krias, ex Ohio State star, will appear in a Pennzoil uniform.
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Cleveland
Pennzoils
Municipal Stadium
Detroit Professionals
Gauthier Announces Wesleyan Line-Up
Ohio Wesleyan football lineup announced by Coach George Gauthier for the Heidalberg game lists Don Scott Roy Bennett and Harry Barber Jim Hoft at ends John Raugh MJ Don Lantz guards Dean Gordon Edgar Westfall at center Wilmer Dickerson Rodrick Campbell at quarterback and How- as backs with several positions unclear due to truncated text.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidalberg
George ‘Gauchier
Don Scott
Roy Bennett
Harry Barber
Jim Hoft
John Raugh
Don Lantz
Dean Gordon
Edgar Westfall
Wilmer Dickerson
Roderick Campbe
Ohio Wesleyan backs post weight averages and leader
The Ohio Wesleyan backfield averages 177 pounds per man with Nine at 175 pounds. Barber weighs 197 pounds, making him the heaviest player on the team.
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Ard Ginaven
Ohio Wesleyan
Barber
Western Reserve drills for Purdue clash after new formations
United Press report from Cleveland notes coach Tom Keady shaping Western Reserve for the Purdue game with new formations. He planned to announce the 22 players traveling to Lafayette, Ind. for the key matchup. In Bluffton, Bluffs ton College prepares to renew its feud with Ohio Northern at Ada tomorrow. captain Robert Close out with knee injury.
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United Press
Cleveland
Tom Keady
Western Reserve
Purdue
Red Cat
Lafayette
Ind
Bluffton, O
Kallio Defeats Perilli in Toledo Wrestling Match
Gus Kallio 159 1/2 pounds defended his middleweight mat title with a straight-falls win over Joe Perilli 20 30 and 11 minutes in Toledo Ohio The undercard featured Les Fishbaugh 166 Newark Ohio defeating Speedy Schaefer 162 East St Louis in a three fall affair and Dae Marcelle 178 Canada drawing with Frank Wolfe 175 Boston in the opener
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Toledo
Gus Kallio
Joe Persi
Brooklyn
Jose Periili
Kallio
Perilli
Les Fishbaugh
Newark
Ohio
Speedy Schaefer
East St. Louis
Dae Marcelle
Canada
Frank Wolfe
Boston
Denison Coach Prepares for Hillsdale Clash in Granville
Denison University coach George Rich drills his team in Granville Ohio as he plans to field Tiny Miller a 210 pound guard at one of the guard spots for the Hillsdale game tomorrow. Hillsdale defeated Chicago 7 to last week and the Denison mentor aims for a strong tactical showing.
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Cret
Denison University
George Rich
Denison Warriors
Hillsdale
Chicago
Denison
Tiny Miller
Granville
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Ray Watts
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Otterbein
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Gauthier
Wesleyan
Morrow
Stewart-Warner
Liberal
Ance
Sokol’s
Jacquard
Rwen Whooner
Déwatyle
Ferneries
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Axminster
Sokols
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